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Hamas invaded Israel 2023 Megathread

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Quite odd... I assume it has, like the university, bad taste


Columbia University has been slammed for serving an ‘October 7th Blush Sauce’ in its dining hall on the third anniversary of the Hamas terror attacks on Israel.

The Ivy League school updated its dining hall menu Wednesday with four distinct pasta sauces: Marinara, Turkey Bolognese, Garlic Oil and its controversial ‘October 7th Blush Sauce,' according to a post on X.

It appeared under the cafeteria’s ‘pasta station’ as ‘today’s special,’ exactly three years after Hamas led an attack that became the deadliest day in Israel’s history.

 
Quite odd... I assume it has, like the university, bad taste

parks and recreation reaction gif GIF
 
Hard-conservative religious media says it ain't JUST Muslims worrying Christians in the West Bank.
AI response to "How many hardcore settlers are there"

Israeli intelligence, defense, and human rights organizations estimate that there is a core group of several hundred to a few thousand highly radicalized, ideologically driven extremists within the broader Israeli settler population. [1]
Because "hardcore radical" is an ideological term rather than an official census category, there is no single exact figure. However, data from official and monitoring bodies break the numbers down as follows:

Key Demographic Breakdown
    • The Core Violent Extremists ("Hilltop Youth"): Israel’s internal security agency, Shin Bet, and tracking groups estimate the core group of radical, decentralized youth—often referred to as the "Hilltop Youth"—at roughly 800 individuals. This group is primarily responsible for establishing illegal outposts and carrying out "price tag" attacks or direct violence against Palestinians and Israeli security forces. [1, 2]
        • Active Criminal Suspects: Historical and ongoing defense tracking by Israel indicates that during periods of high friction, Israeli law enforcement opens criminal files against several hundred right-wing radicals (for example, a single-year military commander report identified a hard core of a few hundred activists driving the vast majority of local violence). [1]
        • The Wider Ideological Sub-Movement: Experts estimate that several thousand settlers belong to the hardline national-religious or Kahanist factions who actively support or live in the ~196 unauthorized "illegal outposts" scattered across the West Bank. [1, 2]



    • Context Within the Total Settler Population
      To put these figures into perspective, the hardcore radical element represents a very small percentage of the total settler population:

      [th]Category[/th][th]Estimated Population[/th][th]Description[/th] [td]Total Settler Population[/td][td]~800,000[/td][td]Includes over 529,000 in the West Bank and 246,000 in East Jerusalem. The vast majority live in large, established suburban blocs for economic or religious lifestyle reasons and are non-violent.[/td] [td]Illegal Outpost Residents[/td][td]Several Thousand[/td][td]Settlers living in deep West Bank outposts that are unrecognized by Israeli law.[/td] [td]Hardcore Radical Activists[/td][td]~800 to a few thousand[/td][td]The specific subset identified by Shin Bet and military intelligence as actively engaging in ideological militancy or "Jewish terror".[/td]


      In recent years, heads of Israel's internal security services have openly warned that this small but aggressive faction poses a strategic threat to the region's stability. [1]



      • Wikipedia
        Hilltop Youth - Wikipedia
        Movement: Hilltop Youth (No'ar HaGva'ot); ~800 size, active 1990s-present in West Bank. Ideology: Kahanism, Jewish fundamentalism,


      • Wikipedia
        Israeli settler violence
        may be in need of reorganization to comply with Wikipedia's layout guidelines Between January and November 2008, 515 criminal suit...

      • Wikipedia
        Israeli settlement - Wikipedia
        As of January 2023, there are 144 Israeli settlements in the West Bank, including 12 in East Jerusalem. In addition, there are at ...
 
AI response to "How many hardcore settlers are there"

Israeli intelligence, defense, and human rights organizations estimate that there is a core group of several hundred to a few thousand highly radicalized, ideologically driven extremists within the broader Israeli settler population. [1]
Because "hardcore radical" is an ideological term rather than an official census category, there is no single exact figure. However, data from official and monitoring bodies break the numbers down as follows:

Key Demographic Breakdown
    • The Core Violent Extremists ("Hilltop Youth"): Israel’s internal security agency, Shin Bet, and tracking groups estimate the core group of radical, decentralized youth—often referred to as the "Hilltop Youth"—at roughly 800 individuals. This group is primarily responsible for establishing illegal outposts and carrying out "price tag" attacks or direct violence against Palestinians and Israeli security forces. [1, 2]
        • Active Criminal Suspects: Historical and ongoing defense tracking by Israel indicates that during periods of high friction, Israeli law enforcement opens criminal files against several hundred right-wing radicals (for example, a single-year military commander report identified a hard core of a few hundred activists driving the vast majority of local violence). [1]
        • The Wider Ideological Sub-Movement: Experts estimate that several thousand settlers belong to the hardline national-religious or Kahanist factions who actively support or live in the ~196 unauthorized "illegal outposts" scattered across the West Bank. [1, 2]



    • Context Within the Total Settler Population
      To put these figures into perspective, the hardcore radical element represents a very small percentage of the total settler population:

      [th]Category[/th][th]Estimated Population[/th][th]Description[/th] [td]Total Settler Population[/td][td]~800,000[/td][td]Includes over 529,000 in the West Bank and 246,000 in East Jerusalem. The vast majority live in large, established suburban blocs for economic or religious lifestyle reasons and are non-violent.[/td] [td]Illegal Outpost Residents[/td][td]Several Thousand[/td][td]Settlers living in deep West Bank outposts that are unrecognized by Israeli law.[/td] [td]Hardcore Radical Activists[/td][td]~800 to a few thousand[/td][td]The specific subset identified by Shin Bet and military intelligence as actively engaging in ideological militancy or "Jewish terror".[/td]


      In recent years, heads of Israel's internal security services have openly warned that this small but aggressive faction poses a strategic threat to the region's stability. [1]



      • Wikipedia
        Hilltop Youth - Wikipedia
        Movement: Hilltop Youth (No'ar HaGva'ot); ~800 size, active 1990s-present in West Bank. Ideology: Kahanism, Jewish fundamentalism,


      • Wikipedia
        Israeli settler violence
        may be in need of reorganization to comply with Wikipedia's layout guidelines Between January and November 2008, 515 criminal suit...

      • Wikipedia
        Israeli settlement - Wikipedia
        As of January 2023, there are 144 Israeli settlements in the West Bank, including 12 in East Jerusalem. In addition, there are at ...
Thx for a bit more on this - and we know it only takes a handful, right?
 
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